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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
FOREIGN.
The Demands of Irish
Unionists.
SIX RUSSIAN STUDENTS JAILED
Bismarck Credited With the idea
of Favoring General Dis
armament.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALn.
LONDON. March IA --Gladstone. reply-
ing to the request Of number Of kjs
adherents for information a. TO the con
cessions offered to Unionists, dsclioed u
enter into details, but said that tbs Lib
erals may rely upon his firm adherenos
to the principles and basis of his HON q
Rule policy. The radical Unionists
attribute the failure of the confsres,oe .
negotistions to Gladstone's decisions Is
abide by Parnell's demands. There ~
articles which many believe tend q
show that Sir VIM. Vernon Hsroourt
misled Chamberlain and Sir Geo. d.
Trevelyan, causing them to believe thak
Gladstone accepted Chamberlain's mo-
posals. 1t is thought probable thnt
Gladstone was on the verge of. aesentinv.
when be was warned that s,,eh 8 etSn
would result in a Parnellite revo(f
Since the breaking off Of nerotiafions
the demands of Unionists have rrovul-.
As formulated, they comprise the folIow.
ing essentials: That Ireland be representea
in the imperial parliament, that Ulster
be separated from the juriediction Of IL
Dublin parliament; that the Irish parlis-
ment be subordinate and not co-ordinale
with the imperial body; that the subordi-
nate powers of the Irish parliament bs
strictly defined and limited; that ths
maintenance of law and order rsnain
under the control of the imperial author.
ity; that Gladstone financial proposals
be abandoned; that his proportion rs-
quiring the Irish parliament to be com-
posed Of two orders be abandoned: tbst
the Irish credit be not pledged for ths
benefit of the Irish landlords. The Par
nellites and Gladstonians scout these do
mands as unworthy of considerstion.
Gladstone has been asked explicitly to
define his position and stateo upon what
terms the union is possible,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
NaWS NafeA.

The Lynch-Vandeyer contest will be
resumed before Notary Owen, at 10
o'clock this morning.
The grading of the Niagara and San
Jacinto Railway is progressing with
commendable energy. The new line
bran ches from the California Southern
iu San Jacinto caiion, about three miles
north from Elsinore.
The State Board OF Health visited the
City Council yesterday afternoon and
went through the ordeal of an introduc-
ton to the City Fathers. The process
took about FIVE minutes, and the learned
physicians retired wearied, but smiling.
The new town on the Cucamonga
rancho, on the line of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, ,forty.two
miles east of Los Angeles, is to be
called North Cucamonga, to distinguish
1t from Cucamonga station on the line
of the Southera Pacific Company. two
miles south of the new town.
There was row last night at q disrep-
utable house kept by one Sadie Devine,
anu StFt WIN SoeS oy eno ilaHio VI NV
handled "lady" boarder named
Blanche very roughly. Eva was ar
rested on charge of assault, and put ur
$40 bail for her appearance this morn
ing.
Hon. d. Freeman, Of Centinela, was in
the city yesterday. He last week tool
representative of the Michigan Centra
railway to La Ballona, to see the worl
and plans of the new harbor at tina
place. The gentleman expressed his un
bounded confidence in the project, ant
predicted great future for La Ballona
The directors of the Azusa Land ant
Water Company, at their meeting OF
Saturday. decided to erect a hotel a
once. The survey of the land is nov
being made according to the plan sk ketche
in the HERALD few days since. Th
locomotive will probably reach the town
site next week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
A DESPERATE MAN
j mps Down seventy Feet Whilst
Under Arrest.

DENVER, COL, March l4.-Nathan
Falk, travelling salesman, this morning
was arraigned before Justice Sales.
charged with the larceny of 1000 cigars
and held in bond of $4,000 to appear
before the grand jury. After the decis-
ion was pronounced, the prisoner, in
company with Constable Levy, started
for the Chamber of Commerce library
for the purpose of procuring security.
The pair assembled the stairway to the
third story, when Falk, turning around
suddenly, said: 'Good bye, Levy" and
threw himself over the bannisters, fall
ing to the basement floor, seventy feet
below. In the terrible fall he struck the
balustrade of the lower landing, from
which he was thrown and hurled head
first upon the stairpost basement. His
scalp was torn completely from the left
side of the head and the skull fractured,
from which portion Of the brain pro-
truded. Besides this he had no bones
broken, but he was injured internally
and cannot recover.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Personal Mention.

Mr.. C. Marlborough, Of Tyler, Tex. is
in the city.
w. L. Banning, of San Pedro, is at
the st. Elmo.
DR.. w. R. Fox, of Cotton Terrace, is
at the st. Elmo.
w. B. Vanderlip, of Flagstaff, A. T.,
is at the st. Charles.
A. W. Lypold. of Ballona Harbor, is
at the Grand Central.
Hon. G. 7. Mitchell, banker, from
Hi'lsdale, Mich, arrived yesterday.
G. A. Garcelon, superintendent Pull
man Palace Car company, arrived yes.
terday.
v. s. McCurdy, of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railway, is at tho
Grand Central.
DR.. John E. Ennis, the successful
manager of the excursions which bear
his name, arrived yesterday by his own
excursion.
II. c. Townsend, general passenger
agent, Missouri Pacific railroad, arrived
yesterday by the excursion, which came
over that road.
Colonel Hill, general superintendent
of the Vandalia railroad, St. Louis, or.
rived in the city yesterday with the
Ennis excursion.
7. II. Wicks, general superintendent
of the Pullman Palace Car Company,
Chicago, was passenger by the Ennis
excursion yesterday.
c. G. Thurber, the great scotsman of
New Berlin, N. Y, whose name is ma
tional, arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
in the great excursion of DR.. Ennis.
Mr.. Martin, assistant superintendent
of the Pullman Palace.Ca company, St.
Louis, was one of the passengers yester.
day by the excursion from that place.
Hon. B. L. Peel, of Tombstone. Ari.
zona. who has just ceased from his
labors as a member Of the Arizona Leg
islature; is on visit to his old home,
Los Angeles. Years ago Mr.. Peel was
City Judge of this city. He is at the
st. Elmo.
Colonel Olin Wellborn. of Dallas,
Texas, who has been a member of Con-
gress from that State for the last four
sessions, arrived here last evening. The
Colonel was out here on flying visit
last fall, and he then received such fa-
vorable impressions of QUO section. that he
couldn't stay away. The Colonel is a
guest at the Nadeau.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
THE COAST.
Booming the Northern Cit
rus Belt.
A DYNAMITER FOUND GUILTY.
The Failure of an Appropriation
Causes the Closing of Sig
nal Service Offices.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
-. SACRAMENTO March 14.-There are
substantial evidences of the advancement
in real estate values in this community,
and tendency upwards is rapidly in.
creasiDg. A piece of land containing
fifteen acres sold Saturday for $500 per
acre. A five-acre tract, one mile from
town, without any valuable improve
ments, sold the same day for $4,000.
The Reed tract, near the old beet.sugar
factory, is selling in fve-acre parcels
for from $500 to $40O per acre. A farm
ten miles from Sacramento, for which
$40 could not be procured not long
since, was sold for 500 per acre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
THE RAILROAD DEAL,
Theories About tho II. e. o.. One
Affecting the A., r. Il n. r.

New YORK, March. IA The Times
Baltimore special says: The control oil
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will be
sold to Alfred Sully, if he can raise the
money to purchase it. Ii he cannot II
will pass into the hands of others who
are now ready to undertake negotiations.
In either event Robert Garrett will no
longer be identified with its active man.
agement. This is authoritative. As mat
ters stand Mr.. Sully is master of the
situation, and until he confesses himself
unable to bring together the financial
and other in nterests that must be recon-
ciled to assure the success of bis under.
taking, no one can buy the road over
lis head. Garrett awaits Sully's pleas
ure. There is great deal more streng tn
in the position which Mr.. Sully occupies
in the pending deal than he has been
given credit for. He cannot get along
without the aid of Gould. Gould and
the Pennsylvania railroad hold together
the key OF the whole situation. Sully's
only hope lies in their willingness to
come into the arrangement, anil this
they are likely to decline to do. except
on their own terms.
ST. LOUIS, March l4.-The Republican
this morning says that a railway official,
whose connection with the New York
aud Boston end Of certain trans Mssis.
sippi roads gives him most excellent
opportunity TO know what is going on
behind the curtain, said last night: mo
one need Ia be surprised if, when the
smoke of the Baltimore and Ohio deal is
cleared way, that the AtchisoD, Topeka
and Santa Fe is found to be the owner" !"
He added, that ii was no secret that the
Atchison company used their influence
in Garrett's favor when the Arthurh i'll
bridge bill was pending, and tina. the
success of that measure was duo largely
to the Atchison's effort. 1t was further
asserted by this gentleman that negotia.
tions have been pending between the
Atchison and Baltimore officials more
than six months, and that the hitch in
he deal last week was wholly due to the
Gould party, who wanted to defeat it
because the Missouri Pacific did not like
the idea of its most powerful and en-
ergetic rival controlling continuous
line of road from ocean to ocean. The
Atchison's play, it seems, is to secure
the Baltimore and Ohio through the
Richmond Terminal Company, SO it
could perfect it's plans for reaching Sta
ten Island under cover, but the uncov-
ering of the scheme will not defeat the
original purpose. The contractors are
pledged to have the Chicago extension of
the Atohison completed by the Sti,, and
the work of the Arthurkill bridge will
be begun in the spring, and the sti ucture
completed before the year is out This
would leave link between Philadelphia
and the bridge to cover, which could
very easily be, done by the time that
Chicago is reached from the west, when
the Alchison would have continuous
line OF its own between San Francisco
and New Y York, much shorter than any
other trauscontinental route.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Smallpox.

DIR. Hagan reported yesterday that
no new cases had been discovered or
reported during the day. Yesterday
morning all of the cooks and attendants
at the hospital were discharged. and
formal charge was given to the Sisters
who SO gener ously volunteered their
services. One patient was discharged,
cured, and there is but one case still at
the hospital which is considered danger.
GUS. Vaccination is still being Effected.
and all are urged to be re vaccinated 4
the first attempt was not successful.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
SENSIBLE COOPERs,
Leaving Organizations who Orr
der ThClM to suffer.

Leaving Organizations who Or
der Thc,n to suffer.
New York, March lathe strike
of the coopers of two large firms ended
this morning and the men have gone
back to work, after signing an agreement
to sever their connection with the
Knights of Labor and all other labor or
panizstions with which they were con-
nected. The preamble TO the agresment
saws that the men having been persuaded
to become connected with the organiza-
ton known ss the Knights OF Labor,
leave their steady employment for some
THING which in no manner interests
them-s result which caused suffering
to themselves, their wives and families,
they pledge themselves to leave such as
sociatiOns.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
WEATHER REPORTS
To he suspended From a Mum.
ber of Coast stations.

DC SuSp SpCMuCtA HOhAA u IN u Ii z
ber of Coast stations.
San FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE fail.
ure of President Cleveland to sign the
Appropriation bill for branch of the
signal service, will prevent the tels-
graphic reports. until after June Both,
being received from stations at Spokane
Falls, Walla Walla, Boise City, Fort
Bidwell, Eureka, Winnemucca and Fort
Yuma. Reports will, however, be sent
by mail stations from each of these.
The reports, which will continue to be
received, are from the stat ons at Tat.
toosh Island, Olympia, Fort Candy,
Portland, Roseburg, Red Bluff, Sacra.
meDto, San Francisco, Keeler, Los An.
geles and San Diego. Lieutenant Glas g.
ford, now in Prescott, Arizona, will,
it is understood, soon be removed to
Division headquarters at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
THE CHIRIcAHUA PRISONERS
Learning the English Language
with Considerable success.

with Onsiderabie Success.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-Colonel
Ayers, commanding the Second Artillery
at San Francisco barracks, Florida, has
made report to the War Department
concerning the Apache prisoners at Fort
Marion, in which he says that their
number on February LIST last was 447.
Three children have been born since
that date and four indians have died,
leaving 446 in confinement-S2 men.
2O6 women and l5S children. The In
dams generally behave well. About
the brothers of St. Joseph Academy,
and have made good progress. Some
kindly disposed white women have also
been ipstructipg them during the past
month, with considerable success in the
elements of the English language.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
The Attack ON the C.ar ps.s.s,

NC ASS0ck On the GEAR O0080Ms
LONDON, March ID I'm the Commnqa
this afternoon, the Parliamentary Secfss
tary to the Foreign Office, stated that
the government had been informed that
some persons. with explosives in their
possession, had been arrested in st.
Petersburg yesterday on ths route
which the Gar was to have taken to at-
tend the anniversary service in COM
memoration of the late Cars death.
Sir James Ferguson said he was glad to
be able to announce that no attack waa
made on the Gear. Dispatches from
Frankfort, Berlin and Vienna say that
the bourses at those places were weak
to day in consequence of the rumors
that an attempt had been made to kill
the Gar. De Stael, the Russian Ambas-
sador at London, said this morning that
he had received no telegram in relation
to such an attempt. If it were true, he
would have received q dispatch long
ago.
LONDON, March l4-A dispatch from
st. Petersburg says that six students
were arrested on the Newski prospect,
near the Anitichkin palace, having in
their possession quantity of explosives.
They were awaiting the coming Of the
Car on hisway to the Cathedral to take
part in the anniversary services.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Berlin cor
respondent of the London Times bar
received cypher telegram announcing
the failure of an attempt to kill both the
Gar and Czarina with dynamite bombs.
The Berliner Tdgeblatt has received
similar dispatch, which adds that tho
leader of the plot has been arrested and
imprisoned in the fortress of Peter and
Paul.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
The Founder of n Wholesale store
Dead.

SAN Francisco, March l4.-News has
been received in this city of the death,
at Philadelphia, of silas w. johnson. at
the age of 81 years. The deceased ar
rived in San Francisco in $40 and opened
the first paint and oil house in the place.
He formed the house of Sawyer, John.
son & Co, which eventually became the
present firm of Whittier, Fuller and Co.
For the past fifteen years he had been
connected with the house of Whittier,
Fuller & Co. as manager and general pur.
chasing agent at New York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
THE LATE CAPTAIN EADs.
Particulars Respecting His Dc.
mise at Na ssau.

JACKSONVILLE, March l4.-Captain
Eads suffered from a cold contracted the
winter before last, but by careful nurs.
ing it was thought that they would bring
him through. On March lst he went
yachting with some friends. Ga his re-
turn he complained of severe pains in the
breast. Medical advice was summoned
ard everything possible done to arrest
the disease, but without avail, and at IL
o'clock, Tuesday morning, the Sth inst,
be expired. Captain Eads' wife and his
Mrs. Hazard, were at his bed.
sido and accompanied the remains to
this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Municipal Election

SAN Francisco, March l4.-The Oak
land city election took place to-day for
Mavor and minor municipal officers.
There were four separate tickets in the
feId Indications point to the complete
snccess Of the Republican ticket.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
A rishernaan Drowned.

VALLEJO, March 4.-Late Saturday
NIGHT n small boat in which Constantine
and John, two fishermen. were crossing
the straits, swamped and oapsized and
the former was drowned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Freight Trains Collide.

TRUCKEE. CAL, March l4.-This. morn
ing freight trains Nos. ! and s collided
at Blue canon. They were both "double.
headers" No. 7 was standing on the
main track. No. s, going west, ran into
No. 7. Four locomotives and number
Of car were badly wrecked. None of
the crews were hurt. The cause of the
accident is said to be that the air. brakes
gave out and the down train became un.
manageable, the grade at Blue canon
being very steep. The wreck was cleared
this afternoon and trains are moving as
usual.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
FOUND GUILTY.

A Dynamiter Found Guilty an d
to he Heavily Sentenced.
MERGED, March l4.-David Hum
phreys, who was arrested, charged with
attempting to blow up the dwelling OF
A. D. Richey with dynamite or powder.
was tried and found guilty of assault
with intent to commit murder, and will
be sentenced Monday next. The pris.
oner will probably receive heavy
sentence,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
sFRUIT.GROwERs, MEETING.
Making Arrang elnent Is to Handle
California Fruit In the East.

California Fruit In the East.
SAN Francisco, March IA. - At a
meeting of the California Fruit union
to-day, suggestions were heard from
Messrs. Palmer, Porter and Salisbury,
of Chicago, and Perry, of Denver, as to
the best method of marketing California
fruit in the east. 1t was the general
sentiment that there should he only one
agent in each principal eastern city.
Railroad rates will be considered to. NOR.
row morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
.East Mail Train.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March l4.--A new
fast mail train from New York came in
over the Missouri Pacific to-day at
1858. being one minute ahead of time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
D..,h os r. F. Pillsbury.

BosroN, March l4.-Eben F. Pills.
burv died at his residence at Melrose
last night. He had been in poor health
for some time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Gone 10 Catschinu,

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE
Car, Czarina and Czarovitch left this
city yesterday for the Imperial palace
at Gatschina.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15

The City Council will meet at 1880
o'clock this evening, at the city hall,
to consider the street-paving question.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Releases nm Ras..

SOFIA, March l4.-Karaveloff, Tzanow
and Nikefaroff, who were arrested for
completely in the revolt, have been
released on bail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
France Taxing Cereals.

PARIS, March 1.-THE Chamber of
Deputies to-day, by a vote of 3l8 to 248,
passed the bill surtaxing cereals.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Am Incendlary Fire.

ORovILLE, CAL, March 1.-THE
Spring Valley Hotel and barn at
Cherokee was burned last night. The
loss il about S., 900, insured for $500.
The fire was undoubtedly incendiary.
The property belonged to the Spring
Valley Water Company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
SAN Luis Obispo Jubilant.

SAN LOUIS OBIsPo, March 1.-THE
rapidity with which property is chang
ing hands in this city is unprecedented.
Within the past three days private sales
to the amount of $27,0 have. taken
place. Eastern capitalists are plentiful,
and are investing largely. The boom
has received fresh impetus by the re.
port which is made, with assurance of
certainty, that the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroad will buiId. through
to San Francisco, snd strike the coast in
this county. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
A PEACE CUNGREsa
ln Which bismarck VOulA Ne,

ommend Europe - Disarn.
PARIS, March l4.-The Journal Des
Debates has dispatch from Vienna say.
ing that Baron won Scloezer. Russ IN
Minister to the Vatican, suggested to
the Pope the convening of q Eurnpean
Congress to settle the Eastern and E3yp-
tian question. In such an event, ths
dispatch says, Bismarck being satis6sd
with the success of the Army bill, would
propose that the congress declare N
favor of a general disarmament. 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
,CeSsAtl EAeCt1On r OF
SchOOlhOuse. -

PAso RoBLEs, March l4.-A especial
election was held here to-day for the
purpose of voting for or against the $780,
600 tax to build schoolhouse. It re-
suited in sweeping victory for the tax,
no dissenting votes being cast.
Regular mail trains commenced run
ming through from Soledad to Temple.
ton to-day. H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Colonies Arriving I'm the santa
Ann valley.

SANTA ANA, March IA colony OF
some thirty. five or forty men, women
and children arrived here last evening
from Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
This is the second colony that has
located at Modena, and two more are
to follow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
A PopulOus (,ity.

SAN DIEGO, March l4.-The census of
the city of San Diego was completed and
the returns submitted to the trustees
to-day. The purpose of the census is
to ascertain if the city is entitled to q
change from the fifth to the fourth class.
The result shows the population to be
ll,307. An election was ordered in
April, to decide upon new incorpora.
ton.